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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1944
Page
10
The Internal Revenue Service postponed the filing date for income and victory tax estimates from March 1 to April 18 for individual taxpayers. The due date for 1913 returns and payments remains March 15 with penalties for late filing. Printing delays followed Congress’s tax bill veto.
New York reports that singer y dane Fromai filed a federal suit seeking 1,010,000 dollars in damages from Pan American Runways Inc for negligence in the operation of the Yankee Chipper which crashed at Liston Parsusal. Miss Freiman, who fled under Ellan Jane Moss, seeks 40,000 for luggage loss with permanent injuries cited. her husband Donald Ross asks 100,000 for hospital and medical costs. A separate note mentions a 28 pound fox terrier raiding poultry near Marham, England.
Oberlin February 22. Calf and Edward Beranek Wertmarc married February 19 at the F Church in Oberlin with Rev Jo King officiating. Attendants were the bride’s sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Edmonds. Mrs Wertmarc has worked at Carson Company for two months. Officers Campbell and Horner shuffle V-12 duties, with Lt Filse and Lt Cmdr Hawy reassigned to other posts, and temporary in-charge Md. Slime fills Oberlin-12 responsibilities. A Women’s Club progressive dinner, amid inspections of Oberlin Lodge and Eastern Star Auxiliary sauerkraut dinner, occur tonight.
Varying community notices include hospital admissions and discharges, a delivery service call, Bowdoin club meetings, and church Lenten services. Events feature Wednesday meetings at 8 p.m., a bridge dinner, Past Noble Grand Circle plans, and First Church Lenten services plus community discussions on church effectiveness.
Avon Lake officials met with Bay Village engineers to discuss west Bay Village ditch cleaning for drainage to Avon Lake farms. The council considered dissolving a village improvement fund and approved park building remodeling. Reports covered permits and fines in 1944, street maintenance, and the Youth’s Recreation project funding at $200. Community groups noted Father Son march, school events, and a Harvest Home pageant.
The report lists social visits and entertainments with Miss Rimgaret Knin and Myrtle Werde presenting prologue as the band performed under A Zabensk. Guests included Mrs. Low Bley in Cleveland and Mrs. Hunter with Dickie of Ashland. Monaritdt Mitchell of Belden Road is noted along with Mrs. Charles Williams Auttered and 9, early Sunday morning events.
West River Road scouts held a regiday near Wednesday afternoon with Amy ally in charge. Reports praised salvage contributions and described group sewing, book project, puppet show and social visits. The meeting featured a Founders Day program with songs, plays, corsages, and refreshments in the Blooming building.
The Women's Society fee Christian service of the local Methodist Church was entertained Thursday afternoon by Sirs May and Vincent W. in a cordial gathering reflecting community fellowship.
A Washington session features Sen Overton criticizing deceptive food labeling as spinich spins health claims into political theater. References to spinach naming and vitamin content trigger a broader discussion of consumer honesty and diet narration.
In Columbus Ohio a draft plan outlines converting government owned plants from wartime to peacetime production. Representatives from railroads industry and labor meet with Nickel Plate president Mr Lampton to map postwar use, surveys to be reviewed March 1. Plan stresses acting now to avert collapse and determine how plants can serve private production after the war.
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